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These shells hit the field ready to perform in the hands of trap competitors and clay target athletes who demand reliability shot after shot. The Remington Nitro 27 line has earned its reputation at some of the biggest shooting venues in the country, backed by Remington's track record of winners at championship events.
The Nitro 27 design centers on delivering what competitors need from 16 yards all the way back to the 27-yard line and beyond. You get a consistent 1235 FPS velocity load paired with 1-1/8 ounces of #8 lead shot, a combination that patterns true and holds together downrange. The emphasis on velocity consistency means predictable performance whether you're on your first round or your hundredth of the day.
Remington engineered these loads with an improved powder formula that noticeably reduces felt recoil without sacrificing the velocity you need for effective target breaks at distance. That's the real value here: shoot more without wearing down your shoulder, stay focused through the competition, and maintain form when it counts most. This balance lets competitive shooters and high-volume practice days become sustainable instead of punishing.
If you plan to reload, the Nitro 27 hull holds up. Remington's unibody plastic hull design takes multiple reloads, making the value stretch well beyond the initial box. Combined with the consistent brass base, these shells reward the investment over time for handloaders who want dependable performance without constantly replacing hulls.
Yes, the Nitro 27 performs well for dove hunting. The #8 shot and 1235 FPS velocity combination is effective at typical hunting distances. These shells were designed with versatility in mind, scoring equally well on moving birds as they do on clay targets, though they're primarily engineered for competition use.
Absolutely. The Nitro 27 hull is one of the more reloader-friendly designs on the market. The unibody plastic hull with brass base holds up through multiple reloads, which is why many competitive trap and clay shooters choose this line. You'll get consistent performance over many reload cycles.
The main difference is velocity. Nitro 27 loads are built for handicap shooting with 1235 FPS, while STS shells typically run around 1200 FPS or less. This extra velocity makes Nitro 27 better suited for longer yardage and back-fence trap shooting. Both share similar quality components, but Nitro 27 delivers that handicap performance edge.
Yes, #8 shot is an effective choice for 16-yard trap. The tighter pattern from smaller shot works well at standard distances, and many competitors prefer it for consistency. The choice between #8 and #7.5 often comes down to personal preference and how your specific gun patterns the load.
| UPC | 047700527901 |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 28869 |
| Caliber/Gauge | 12 Gauge |
| Length | 2 3/4'' |
| Shipping Weight | 10.29 |
| Shot Size | #8 |
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